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Each semester, The Herald surveys over 1,000 members of the undergraduate student body. The Herald’s Spring 2026 Poll, conducted between March 17 and March 19, comes amid ongoing questions about safety ...
On April 10, Student Government Association leaders and candidates gathered in front of the Stephen Robert ’62 Campus Center to hear the results of the SGA’s spring 2026 elections.
Amid a turbulent political landscape defined by increasing federal power, rising costs and technological might, Democrats must practice “good neighborism,” said New York’s 10th Congressional District ...
Maggie Foxx ’28 — Brown softball catcher and home-run leader — was drafted into the Women’s Professional Baseball League during its inaugural draft on Nov. 20. Selected as the 14th overall pick ...
Richard Feynman famously said that “if you want to make a simulation of nature, you’d better make it quantum mechanical.” But Garnet Chan, professor of chemistry at the California Institute of Technology, ...
On April 11, under the barrel-vaulted ceiling of Fleet Library, crowds of people gathered around tables, flipping through art books and print displays as artists explained the meaning and motivations ...
This year, Spectrum India — a Thayer Street staple selling a variety of goods from clothing to metaphysical gemstones — celebrated its 59th year of business. But on March 14, the store announced that ...
Since its opening on Wednesday, Jewish deli Maven’s Jr. has been brimming with customers. The Thayer Street restaurant, which describes itself as a “modern traditional Jewish deli,” features a wide ...
The Providence Performing Arts Center’s interior is an opulent hall decked in reds, golds and velvets. But on Friday, it was transformed into a colorful, pastoral dreamscape, filled with melodies to ...
For each day employees worked during the weekend of the shooting, they will receive an extra day off to be used before the 2026 winter break.
Employees who worked the weekend of the Dec. 13 mass shooting are eligible for compensatory time, and those who worked over winter break are eligible for one-time payments, Vice President for Human Resources ...
Since the onset of the Trump administration, the relationship between universities like Brown and the federal government has been adversarial. Characterized by funding fights, illegal campus encroachments ...
After the ACLU of R.I. filed its June 2025 lawsuit, attorneys representing the University filed a motion to dismiss the case in August.
Shaheen, a ranking member of the Senate’s Foreign Relations Committee, began her fireside chat by disapproving of the Trump administration’s recent invasion of Iran.
Outfielder Alex Benevento ’28. The Bears have won six of their last seven games and stand second in the Ivy League.
The powwow is open to the broader community and typically draws in Native communities from across the Northeast. This photo was taken at the spring 2023 Powwow.
The University is looking to develop on a Brown-owned lot that currently holds four residential structures and a parking lot.
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